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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
7
Aker observes that many famed figures from emperors to presidents were printers by trade. He notes the hard life and drains of printing, recounts a Philadelphia mint visit by northwest chiefs, and explains a portrait decision for a $1,000 coin featuring a girl named Sarah chosen from sketches.
The essay warns that chasing grand ideals can lift leaders high then drop them. Napoleon rose to fame then exile, Cincinnatus plowed on, Grant sought obscurity yet became famed general, and Alexander burned out trying to rule all. The lesson: hitch to a star but keep wheels on Earth.
A Newberg young lady alone at home on Main Street was startled by a shy half grown mouse. She quickly climbed atop the dining table and remained there until the family returned about an hour later. The reporter vows no name will be disclosed.
A reader asks who is on the U S one cent coin. The Graphic note clarifies the face is Sarah Longacre, ten, daughter of James Parton Longacre, chief engraver of the mint, not an Indian.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 for men led by Mr 8 Sanderman. Morning Worship at 11 features The Precious Blood of Christ planned for China famine relief. Evening Worship at 730 with Evidences of Christianity by V Monuments Long Hidden Now Brought to Light. YP SC E at 630 led by Mr Sanderman. Mid week service Wednesday 740 Mat 22 15 40. Non church goers urged to remember the churchs superior mission not earthly or mercantile. Do not lose it.
A general meeting at the Seventh-day Adventist Church will be held on February 6 and 6 with ministers A R Ogden of Walla Walla and H W Cottrell of the Western Oregon Conference. Services are 10:30 am, 2:30 pm, and 7:30 pm each day. B J Cady invites friends to attend.
The piece lauds President-elect Harding for urging Congress to show economy and abstain from spending the people’s money on the Inaugural. It argues the move won broad public approval, praising him for setting a constructive example and saving the public funds.
A defense of Herbert Hoover and American aid to Polish forces during the Soviet threat. The piece argues armies must be fed, American relief flour would aid Polish civilians, and Hoover’s stance, though criticized by some politicians, is portrayed as noble in the face of famine and invasion.
Morning meeting at 10 00 a m with Asa Sutton superintendent. Sunday 11 00 a m C E. Evening prayer meeting at 6 30 p m. Wednesday evening 7 30. Those not attending elsewhere are warmly invited to attend any or all services. Fred E Carter Pastor.
Revival meetings progress with rising interest and attendance. A converted stage driver with strong conviction headlines the events. Services continue nightly through the week with Sunday School at 9 45. Mr Gibson’s men meet at the parsonage at 10 am Epworth League at 630 pm All invited.
Bible school sessions run at 10:00 a m with a continuing Communion service at 11:00 a m. Members are urged to attend and Junior C B meets at 4:00 p m, noted for strong progress.
Y P C E meets at 6 30 p m to hear Long service and sermon at 7 30 pm with topic Mocking God. The G C E B U seeks the girls for help as evening services grow popular. Choir practice Saturday at 7 30 led by Minister C C Phillips.
Church of God announces Sunday school at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 39 pm every fourth Sunday 230 pm special Divine Healing services. Readers are invited to attend these meetings. The Graphic is the medium for advertising. 1811.
A baby girl joined Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Henry Hewett visits her niece Miss Sally Beck in Newberg. Mrs. Mary Davis stays with her brother L. J. Eddens. Charlotte Thun recovers and may come home soon. Pearlie Powelski improves after pneumonia. Frances Roachi starts a children’s folk dance class in Newberg. The Co-workers host a large charity entertainment at Community Hall with readings solos plays and a spelling class. Proceeds fund basketball equipment for local girls. Participants include Selma Wolsky Constance Stevens Ruth Bennet Edith Bennett Anna Schmid Hermina Frankhauser Gladys Johnson Lena Frankhauser Louise Venable Mav Groth Hagel Anderson Agness Groth Opal Hess Mabel Tabor Eloise Ailer Anna Frankhauser Inez Anderson Pauline Powell Grace Johnsy. Thanks extended to Rev. and Mrs Tabor for their support. Dundee supports home talent and cheers boys and girls. Parent-Teacher meeting at the high school features songs recitations and drills. Prof Powell’s pupils perform and a playshed is urged for rainy days. The purse lost last Friday evening is found. it was taken to Portland and returned.
Hans F. Nelson as executor files a final account in Yamhill County Oregon Court. Hearing set for February 21 1921 at 11 am to objections and settlement. Notice to interested parties to appear at McMinnville Court House to show cause why the estate should not be settled and discharged.
Bills against Yamhill county must be in by the first Wednesday of each month and approved by the authorizing person. Late bills are held over to the following month. Accounts not presented within sixty days after purchase date will not be paid without Court investigation. By order of the Court. G. F. Daniels County Judge. Wm. Gunning George S. Zimmerman County Commissioners.
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